Oil Change Packages at Pikes Peak Acura's PreferredPreowned.com (Up to 68% Off). Four Options Available.
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Auto care professionals offer routine maintenance service with inspection; three-oil-change option includes full detail for an added shine
Choose from Four Options
- $29 for one conventional oil change package ($90.59 value)
- $55 for one synthetic blend oil change package ($110.59 value)
- $153 for three conventional oil change packages with one-time full detail ($459 value)
- $231 for three synthetic blend oil change packages with one-time full detail ($522 value)
Oil changes include 5 quarts of oil and standard filter.
- Each oil change includes Vehicle Alignment Check, Multi-point inspection, Hand Car wash with driver and passenger seat vacuum.
Three pack options get a one time full detail which includes:.
- Complete Exterior Hand Wash
- Complete Interior Cleaning with Fabric Protectant
- (with Sanitizer and Disinfectant)
- Engine Compartment Cleaning
- Exterior “Better Than Wax” Polymer Surface Protection
- Door Jambs Detailed
- Leather Cleaned and Conditioned
- Trunk Compartment Cleaning
- Streak Free Window Cleaning
- Clean Wheels and Dress Tires
- Clean Floor Mats
Horsepower: An Estimate of Engines’ Energy
A fine-tuned engine performs at peak capacity, running smoothly and generating more horsepower. Read on to learn more about horsepower and what it means to work.
An engine that packs a lot of horsepower is an engine that is ready to work. The 18th-century engineer James Watt coined the term to help sell steam engines to mills and mining operations. Watt estimated that an average horse, per minute, could perform 33,000 foot-pounds of work—meaning it could pull 330 pounds a total distance of 100 feet. It was just a rough estimate, but Watt’s calculation has endured as an official unit for measuring engines’ work.
The Benefits of Horsepower
The Model T only had 20 horsepower, but modern cars have left Henry Ford’s creation in the dust. Popular cars, like the Camry or CR-V, house engines that provide 150+ horsepower, an ample amount for running errands and towing kids’ wagons behind them. High-performance luxury cars, meanwhile, boast more than 700 horsepower for more powerful acceleration, and trucks that need to carry heavy loads often fall within the 300–400 range.
Bonus Points
- The unit could have just as easily been _pony_power, since Watt originally calculated that an average mine pony could do 22,000 foot-pounds of work. To arrive at horsepower, he simply increased that number by half.
- Watt’s work on work was so influential that a fundamental unit of modern science bears his name.
- Incidentally, the electrical equivalent of one horsepower is 746 watts, or roughly the same energy it takes to totally shred a Van Halen guitar solo.
Auto care professionals offer routine maintenance service with inspection; three-oil-change option includes full detail for an added shine
Choose from Four Options
- $29 for one conventional oil change package ($90.59 value)
- $55 for one synthetic blend oil change package ($110.59 value)
- $153 for three conventional oil change packages with one-time full detail ($459 value)
- $231 for three synthetic blend oil change packages with one-time full detail ($522 value)
Oil changes include 5 quarts of oil and standard filter.
- Each oil change includes Vehicle Alignment Check, Multi-point inspection, Hand Car wash with driver and passenger seat vacuum.
Three pack options get a one time full detail which includes:.
- Complete Exterior Hand Wash
- Complete Interior Cleaning with Fabric Protectant
- (with Sanitizer and Disinfectant)
- Engine Compartment Cleaning
- Exterior “Better Than Wax” Polymer Surface Protection
- Door Jambs Detailed
- Leather Cleaned and Conditioned
- Trunk Compartment Cleaning
- Streak Free Window Cleaning
- Clean Wheels and Dress Tires
- Clean Floor Mats
Horsepower: An Estimate of Engines’ Energy
A fine-tuned engine performs at peak capacity, running smoothly and generating more horsepower. Read on to learn more about horsepower and what it means to work.
An engine that packs a lot of horsepower is an engine that is ready to work. The 18th-century engineer James Watt coined the term to help sell steam engines to mills and mining operations. Watt estimated that an average horse, per minute, could perform 33,000 foot-pounds of work—meaning it could pull 330 pounds a total distance of 100 feet. It was just a rough estimate, but Watt’s calculation has endured as an official unit for measuring engines’ work.
The Benefits of Horsepower
The Model T only had 20 horsepower, but modern cars have left Henry Ford’s creation in the dust. Popular cars, like the Camry or CR-V, house engines that provide 150+ horsepower, an ample amount for running errands and towing kids’ wagons behind them. High-performance luxury cars, meanwhile, boast more than 700 horsepower for more powerful acceleration, and trucks that need to carry heavy loads often fall within the 300–400 range.
Bonus Points
- The unit could have just as easily been _pony_power, since Watt originally calculated that an average mine pony could do 22,000 foot-pounds of work. To arrive at horsepower, he simply increased that number by half.
- Watt’s work on work was so influential that a fundamental unit of modern science bears his name.
- Incidentally, the electrical equivalent of one horsepower is 746 watts, or roughly the same energy it takes to totally shred a Van Halen guitar solo.